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    This document summarizes a research study on people's perceptions of the anti-corruption movement led by Anna Hazare in India. It provides background on the Jan Lokpal bill that aims to establish an independent anti-corruption ombudsman. Interviews and surveys were conducted with 100 people in Pune to understand perceptions of how the movement conveyed its message, levels of public involvement, and expected impacts such as deterring corruption and improving governance. The findings suggest that most people believe the movement was effective at raising awareness but there are uncertainties around whether the proposed solutions will solve corruption problems in practice.

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    This document summarizes a research study on people's perceptions of the anti-corruption movement led by Anna Hazare in India. It provides background on the Jan Lokpal bill that aims to establish an independent anti-corruption ombudsman. Interviews and surveys were conducted with 100 people in Pune to understand perceptions of how the movement conveyed its message, levels of public involvement, and expected impacts such as deterring corruption and improving governance. The findings suggest that most people believe the movement was effective at raising awareness but there are uncertainties around whether the proposed solutions will solve corruption problems in practice.

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    This document summarizes a research study on people's perceptions of the anti-corruption movement led by Anna Hazare in India. It provides background on the Jan Lokpal bill that aims to establish an independent anti-corruption ombudsman. Interviews and surveys were conducted with 100 people in Pune to understand perceptions of how the movement conveyed its message, levels of public involvement, and expected impacts such as deterring corruption and improving governance. The findings suggest that most people believe the movement was effective at raising awareness but there are uncertainties around whether the proposed solutions will solve corruption problems in practice.

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    Peoples perception on the movement by the Anna Hazare against corruption and possible impact on society

    BY: S H O E B S A B I R J AT U 33156 NISHANT JINDAL33158 S A M PA N N A K A G A L K A R - 3 3 1 5 9 A D I T YA K H A N Z O D E 33161 K A I L A S H YA R U K U M A R 33162

    JAN LOKPAL BILL


    A BRIEF INTRODUCTION
    Institution of
    Jan

    Lokpal at central govt level Jan Lokayukta in each state


    Correspondingly Jan Lokpal to accept corruption

    complaints against Central govt dept and Jan Lokayukta against state govt. dept.
    Each will have 10 members and 1 chairperson

    Will be completely Independent Politicians and bureaucrats will not able to

    interfere in their functioning


    Will get whatever financial resources they

    require and will be empowered to select and employ any number of employees from within the government or outside.

    ANNA HAZARE
    73 year-old Ex- Army personnel & a social activist spearheaded a nationwide campaign to demand a strong anti-

    corruption law at Jantar Mantar Contributed to the development of Ralegan Siddhi, a model village Awarded the Padma Bhushan by Government of India, in 1992 Part of IAC (India Against Corruption) movement, a voluntary org.
    Core Committee of IAC: Justice Santosh Hegde (former Supreme Court Judge & Lokayukta of Karnataka) Prashant Bhushan (Supreme Court Lawyer) Arvind Kejriwal (RTI activist) Kiran Bedi (Retired IPS officer) Sri Sri Ravi Shankar (Spiritual Guru) Swami Agnivesh

    RESEARCH SURVEY

    METHODOLOGY
    Secondary research by reviewing Magazines, newspaper

    articles and blogs posted by online users. Primary research includes filling up questionnaires and one to one interview. Pune city divided into 4 parts: Kothrud region, Aundh-Baner region, Cantonment region and Peth region. Sample size:100

    PEOPLES PERCEPTION
    Did movement convey its message strongly to target audience? How would rate the movement on involvement of people? How would you rate the movement by response and actions from

    target audience? What is the impact of movement on ruling party, opposition and common man? Will lokpal be an effective mode to deter corruption? Will guilty get punished? Will the quality of public services improve as funds will be utilized properly? Will the public services get expedited? Quality of governance will it encourage entry of better people and discourage corrupt people? Will judiciary become cleaner?

    POSSIBLE IMPACT ON THE SOCIETY

    Contd.

    CONCLUSION

    THANK YOU AND JAI HIND

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